Leather Care
#1
Leather Care
So the side of the drivers seat looks like shown below. It is not cracked and I would like to keep it that way. What product should I use? The color of the interior is black.
#3
Ammo NYC makes a great leather cleaner and conditioner - also not cheap, but does a great job. Have used on my 997 for 6 years and the seats still look great.
https://www.ammonyc.com/shop/ammo-interiorregimen-kit/
https://www.ammonyc.com/shop/ammo-interiorregimen-kit/
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#5
Thanks guys. I actually clean and condition the leather probably twice a month as it is my daily driver. I use Lexol cleaner/conditioner, but as you can see it is not cutting it. I will check out those other products. Thanks.
#6
doclouie I used to do all of the steaming, cleaning, conditioning etc on my cars leather then I came upon this product: https://www.drleather.com/leather-cleaner
No affiliation, but explains how modern automotive leathers are made and how to protect them. I’ve been using their products for quite a few years now with great results and the interior leather really does return to being OEM, mat in color, not “grippy” and with a new leather smell too!
You can see the difference in color on my black interior and how mat it becomes. I’ve also attached a 50/50 picture of my wife’s Jan 2020 Mini to see how much it cleans the leather with not a lot of elbow grease.
No affiliation, but explains how modern automotive leathers are made and how to protect them. I’ve been using their products for quite a few years now with great results and the interior leather really does return to being OEM, mat in color, not “grippy” and with a new leather smell too!
You can see the difference in color on my black interior and how mat it becomes. I’ve also attached a 50/50 picture of my wife’s Jan 2020 Mini to see how much it cleans the leather with not a lot of elbow grease.
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Expensive is right. The conditioner alone is $60 for 8 ounces. The cost of the cleaner adds to this. How much better than Lexol can this be to justify the price?
I know the Swiss don't screw around with anything they make, but the pricing really is ridiculous.
I know the Swiss don't screw around with anything they make, but the pricing really is ridiculous.
#9
Meguiars has a professional cleaner and conditioner product. It's a real thick slick cream, the best I've ever seen and way cheaper as it comes in a gallon.
I use it a few times a year and once a month or so I use the chemical guys quick leather detailer. Keeps a rich look and moisturizes. I have cooled seats so i think It's a different type leather or finish texture to it.
I use it a few times a year and once a month or so I use the chemical guys quick leather detailer. Keeps a rich look and moisturizes. I have cooled seats so i think It's a different type leather or finish texture to it.
#10
Originally Posted by Ironman88
Expensive is right. The conditioner alone is $60 for 8 ounces. The cost of the cleaner adds to this. How much better than Lexol can this be to justify the price?
I know the Swiss don't screw around with anything they make, but the pricing really is ridiculous.
I know the Swiss don't screw around with anything they make, but the pricing really is ridiculous.
Cw
#14
I have been using Leatherique Rejuvenator Oil (on Amazon for about $32 for 16 oz) on my 2009 911s with full leather. I bought the car new and apply this product with a new small sponge, wiping off what does not soak in after a minute. Three or four treatments a year keeps the leather looking like new at 46K miles. I am sure the others work in a like manner, but I like the price of this product and a bottle lasts about three years.
As an aside, full leather looks great, but after spending many hours treating the yards of leather my old M5 and my 911, my next car may just have leather seats and dash...
As an aside, full leather looks great, but after spending many hours treating the yards of leather my old M5 and my 911, my next car may just have leather seats and dash...
#15
doclouie I used to do all of the steaming, cleaning, conditioning etc on my cars leather then I came upon this product: https://www.drleather.com/leather-cleaner
No affiliation, but explains how modern automotive leathers are made and how to protect them. I’ve been using their products for quite a few years now with great results and the interior leather really does return to being OEM, mat in color, not “grippy” and with a new leather smell too!
You can see the difference in color on my black interior and how mat it becomes. I’ve also attached a 50/50 picture of my wife’s Jan 2020 Mini to see how much it cleans the leather with not a lot of elbow grease.
No affiliation, but explains how modern automotive leathers are made and how to protect them. I’ve been using their products for quite a few years now with great results and the interior leather really does return to being OEM, mat in color, not “grippy” and with a new leather smell too!
You can see the difference in color on my black interior and how mat it becomes. I’ve also attached a 50/50 picture of my wife’s Jan 2020 Mini to see how much it cleans the leather with not a lot of elbow grease.
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